Running through the heart of Grand Falls-Windsor, the Corduroy Brook Nature Trail offers a relaxing wilderness experience for all ages and abilities. With many rest and park areas and an abundance of wildlife, you are sure to take pleasure from the experience. Located at the trailhead, the Corduroy Brook Nature Centre is home to a wetland interpretation centre!

The Corduroy Brook Enhancement Association (CBEA) is a non-profit, charitable organization committed to the restoration and preservation of the Corduroy Brook, and to build and maintain a system of accessible nature trails along its course. The Association was incorporated in 1994 and now boasts over 20 kilometres of nature trail, and related infrastructure including bridges and boardwalks, playgrounds, viewing platforms, rest areas, tent sites, and a comprehensive system of signage.

History

How it all began…1994, Mr. Arthur King, then President of the Exploits Disability Association, wanted to do something in the community to give disabled persons an accessible venue for recreation and relaxation. At the same time, Mr. Scott James, past President of the Rotary Club, expressed interest in preserving a section of birches along the Corduroy Brook. Before long, it became evident to both men that the waterway had been seriously degraded by the encroachment of commercial development. A major clean up was an absolute necessity. Through mutual conversation, they found that their individual motives would complement each other quite well. Soon after, an interest group was formed and the Corduroy Brook Enhancement Association was born.